Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
C NEWS NOTES.

The police reported everything quiet las
evening.
There are now - prisoners confined il
the Silver Bow County Jail.
Joseph H. Clark returned yesterday from
a visit to the Pyrenees mine.
Ed knight, from Helena, is spending
few weeks with friends in Butte.
w. E. Davis and wife have returned iron
a pleasant visit to New Brunswick.
Born-March I'd. in San Francisco, Cal.
to the wife Of L. V. Wertheimer. a boy.
The Keystone Club will hold their regula,
monthly meeting next Wednesday evening
The Moulton shipped yesterday by th'
Pacific Express Company $11,114 bal
silver.
The mills at Vaudeville now have a fail
amount of salt on hand to keep the stamps
running.
Mrs. A. Lavenberg will leave this morn
ing for Helena, on a visit to her son San
Alexander.
J.C. Maslin and wife returned yesterday
from Helena, having spent a pleasant visit
to the capitol.
r. NJ. Davidson, formerly OF Bray & Da.
wilson, left last evening for his old home in
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The spring elections will soon be here
Candidates are already beginning to lay
their political wires for a nomination.
The Fire Brigade of Butte will attend the
ball OF the Eastern Star, on the 18th inst,
in a body. 4 gala time may be expected.
Several attachments were issued yest,r-
day for several tardy witnesses. They
were let off by paying the costs of attach
ment.
Hon. Lee Mantle was over from the CAPT
tai yesterday. He reports the Legislature
as disposing OF a great deal OF business at
present.
Some of the young folks of Miss Shea
school, in the High School building, are
talking about organizing a dramatic asso-
citation.
The report that tie Waterman OF the
Anaconda mine, who was recently shot.
vas dead, is romeo He is slowly re-
covering.
John Mcguire has one East to book
some first-class troupes fur the Montana
circuit. Mr.. Mcguire knows how to cater
to the Montana people.
The total enrolment for the public
schools of District No. l during the month
of February was 1 900 pupils, and the av-
erage daily attendance 1,123.
The uniform society ball, to be given by
Ruth Chapter No. 2, o. E. s., which will be
held OH the evening Of March 18th, no
doubt. will be a recherche affair.
The many friends OF Mrs. Hugh O'Don-
nell, of VAUDEVILLE, will be panied to learn
that the lady is lying very i'll at her resi-
1ence with al attack OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Shelley futile has gone to Salt Lake
on a visit TO friends. Tie lady has taken
her children with her to pass the spring
months in a warmer climate than Butte.
Charles Benson was yesterday sent up
80 days to the County Jail and to pay
a fine of 500 for stealing a blanket. When
Charlie gets put he won't want any
blankets as it will be summer.
County Surveyor Kornberg has CON-
pleted the map of the townsites of Butte,
Walkerville, Centerville, South Butte,
Melrose, and additions to Butte. The map
is for the accommodation OF the Assessor.
There was a pleasant sociable held last
at the Methodist Church (colored)
lower Main street. A great many of the
people Of Butte were present. One
of the main features of the evening was a
walk.
Sheriff Lloyd and Captain Reynolds last
arrested Andrew Rivers, who is
a, Deer Lodge for leaving without
some of his debts. Under Sheriff
Hatton, OF Deer Lodge, will take the priso-
ner down there to-day.
Died-In Walkerville. OF dropey, March
1887, Sarah, aged ~ years. wife of Gil
bert Wilson. Funeral will take place to-
day. at 2 o. m, from the family residence,
on DAILY street. Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited to attend.
The Butte Turn Verien will receive to-
day, direct from st. Louis their new spring
and mattresses. which they ordered
some time ago for their gymnasium. The
society of the Verein will. meet
next Sunday evening at Caplice Hall. A
attendance is requested.
The MINER acknowledges a call yesterday \
rom Mr.. A. E. Merrill. one of the solid /
men of Minneapolis, aud Mr.. II. c. Davis, |
Of st. Paul, Assistant General Passenger
Agent OF the Northern Pacific Railroad. |
The gentlemen arrived in this city Thurs
lay evening. aud after taking in some OF
The mines in the vicinity, departed on the
North bound passenger for the Pacific
Coast. They expressed themselves not
only highly pleased with their visit here,
out astonished with the evidences of pros
oerity they saw upon every hand. After
Oregon and California during the |
,ext three or four weeks, they will return
lone.